COS 93: Biogeochemistry: New Paradigms In Biogeochem Cycling

Presentations:

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  A quicker fix: Herbivory may stimulate nitrogen fixation rates in tropical forests
  

  Presenting Author: Will Barker – School of Geography, University of Leeds
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  Arbuscular mycorrhizal and ectomycorrhizal fungi differ in the carbon cost of nutrient acquisition and growth benefit when grown with Populus grandidentata
  

  Presenting Author: Emel Kangi – Biology, West Virginia University
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  Are missing nitrogen inputs in grasslands due to N2 fixation or sampling artifacts?
  

  Presenting Author: Carmella Vizza – School of the Environment, Washington State University
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  Broad-scale patterns of litter chemistry throughout decomposition: chemical classes respond differently to litter characteristics and the decay environment
  

  Presenting Author: Becky A. Ball – School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences, Arizona State University at the West Campus
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  Characterizing the N2O isotopomer behavior of two N-disturbed soils using natural abundance and isotopic labelling techniques
  

  Presenting Author: Emily R. Stuchiner – Graduate Degree Program in Ecology, Colorado State University
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  Data-based model representations of plant-microbe interactions improve predictions of bioenergy sustainability
  

  Presenting Author: Joanna Ridgeway – Department of Biology, West Virginia University
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  Hot moments drive extreme nitrous oxide emissions from agricultural peatlands
  

  Presenting Author: Tyler L. Anthony – Environmental Science, Policy, and Management, University of California, Berkeley
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  The mycorrhizal associated nutrient economy hypothesis: New formulations, context dependencies and potential applications
  

  Presenting Author: Richard P. Phillips – Department of Biology, Indiana University